The Iranian authorities are pressuring those who lost relatives during the regime’s crackdown on the November 2019 uprising over fuel price rises to accept money and “martyrdom”, rather than have a full investigation into the deaths, according to a London-based human rights organization.
News
Iran’s Regime increasingly tries to circumvent sanctions
Whether with the help of its front companies and the help of allied countries such as Venezuela. The regime was hit extremely by these sanctions. It has lost its revenue for supporting its malign activities around the world and has no more money to support its proxy groups like Hezbollah.
Iran pushes growing businesses with Venezuela as a right
Iran’s ambassador to Venezuela said Wednesday that the two nations, both under increasing US pressure, are exercising their right to trade freely in a deal that includes shipping the South American nation five tankers of gasolene to relieve deep shortages.
Iran lawmaker says money spent on Syria Must Be Returned
A conservative lawmaker and former chairman of the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission has said that Iran spent 20-30 billion dollars in Syria that must be reimbursed.
Iran’s dangerous scheme to get out of its coronavirus debacle
Elderly people who have experienced World War II say the coronavirus outbreak is like a world war because it attacked the whole world.
German government condemns Iran’s call to ‘destroy Israel’
After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted the Islamic Republic of Iran on Wednesday for its genocidal antisemitism targeting Israel, Germany’s Foreign Ministry condemned Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a statement to The Jerusalem Post.
Fears for well being of French Iranian academic jailed in Iran
Friends and supporters of French-Iranian anthropologist and academic Fariba Adelkhah, serving a six-year jail sentence in Iran, say that her ordeal could drag on for some time, raising fears for her health and well-being.
Baha’i community warns of increased persecution of followers in Iran
In a statement released on May 18 the Baha’i International Community (BIC) warned about the increased persecution of Baha’is in Iran despite the coronavirus health crisis.
Amnesty urges probe into ‘ruthless’ Iran protest killings
Amnesty International urged the United Nations on Wednesday to launch an inquiry into the killing of protesters by Iranian security forces, six months after they erupted over petrol prices.
Iranian military copies Russian tanks
The China-based Sohu News Agency reported this week that Iran will likely not focus on buying weapons from Russia, as they already copy many of their weapons already.
Iran’s Regime is aware of its inevitable destruction but seeks to delay it
Saeed Moidfar, a sociologist in Iran’s regime, told the state-run Etemad Online website that the mullahs’ regime is doomed. The convict is aware of himself and knows that nothing but destruction awaits him, and he only tries to delay his destruction by continuing his wrong path.
